BENDIX BW2809 Manuel D’Utilisation

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TRAILER COLD INFLATION PRESSURES (CIP)
     
Program CIP of Axles in TrailerLink
 System by Bendix CVS ECU  
 
CIP Programming Procedure 
TPMS pressure warning levels are calculated as a percentage of a tire’s cold inflation pressure (CIP).  
The default levels are 15% below the CIP (temperature compensated) for the first alert level, and 20% 
below the CIP (non-temperature compensated) for the second warning level. The default CIP 
programmed into the TrailerLink
 system ECU is 100psi for all axles. Each axle can be configured to 
have a unique CIP. If the case arises where different CIP values are required, the programming 
procedure detailed on the next two pages should be used. 
 
Perform the following steps: 
1.  Power-up the TrailerLink
 system ECU. In most cases the trailer will need to be connected to 
a tractor in order to receive power. The diagnostic LED on the TrailerLink system harness can 
be viewed at power-up to ensure that the ECU has power. 
 
2.  Using the Maintenance Hand Tool, press and hold the Setup 
 button until a list of menu 
items appear. 
 
3.  Select the Trailer CIP menu item and press the Return 
 button. 
 
4. Use 
the 
Up 
 and Down 
 arrow buttons to configure the system for the total number of 
axles installed on the trailer. A maximum of five (5) axles can be configured. When the correct 
number of axles is selected, press the Return 
 button. 
 
5.  Next, adjust the CIP value for each axle. The default value of 100psi will be shown on the 
screen (if imperial units are selected).  
 
Use the Up  
and 
Down 
 arrow buttons to adjust the value of the CIP. Holding down the arrow buttons will 
cause the values to increment at an increasing rate. Press the Return/Right 
 button to advance to the next 
axle.